Anthurium Coriaceum pink hoya plant Anthurium besseae aff

Anthurium besseae aff

climbing hemiepiphyte that develops the characteristic fenestrations and splits of the species as it matures on a support

Water: Water when the top 1–2 inches of soil are dry

The color is reported to be stable and does not revert to green under good conditions

Humidity: 50%+ (mist regularly or use a pebble tray to avoid crispy edges)

Anthurium Coriaceum pink hoya plant Anthurium besseae affAnthurium Coriaceum The Leatherleaf Anthurium named with botanical directness for the defining characteristic that sets it apart from virtually everything else in a genus dominated by velvety and glossy leaved species. Anthurium coriaceum is native to the tropical forests of South America, where it grows as a large terrestrial and epiphytic bird's nest anthurium a morphologically distinct group defined by their dramatic rosette forming, self heading